Sentence examples for groundbreaking speech from inspiring English sources

As Mr Erdogan said in his groundbreaking speech in Diyarbakir last year, "more democracy" is the real answer.

The comments dominated the media; a groundbreaking speech by Mr Aso later that day laying out a foreign policy for Japan based on forging ties with countries that shared liberal values went barely reported.

The "fault lines" referred to by Fairhead in her groundbreaking speech broke open for all to see during the excruciating bust-up between her predecessor, Lord Patten, and former director general Mark Thompson over multimillion pound payoffs to former executives.

He started accession talks with the European Union, stopped aggressive rhetoric on age-old disputes like the island of Cyprus, and told Turkey's oppressed Kurdish minority, in a groundbreaking speech, that it existed.

It was not, by any measure, a groundbreaking speech, but then, Mr. Obama's visit here is as much about wooing Hispanic voters in the swing state of Florida as it is about reassuring Puerto Ricans that the United States has not forgotten its island commonwealth in the Caribbean.

Hansen will use the symbolically charged 20th anniversary of his groundbreaking speech (pdf) to the US Congress - in which he was among the first to sound the alarm over the reality of global warming - to argue that radical steps need to be taken immediately if the "perfect storm" of irreversible climate change is not to become inevitable.

Then came DragonDictate, a groundbreaking speech-to-text system for dictation that still required the speaker to pause.

Emma Watson has revealed she was advised not to use the word 'feminism' during her groundbreaking 'HeForShe' speech at the United Nations.

"If every woman did what Viola Davis did [in her groundbreaking Emmy acceptance speech] and took advantage her own opportunities and platform (whatever that is) to advocate for more women," says Anderson, "we would collectively create a groundswell for change.

Stephen Tropiano in Prime Time Closet: A History of Gays and Lesbians on TV writes that this approach was "truly groundbreaking"; no long speech, no huge discovery: "Like Willow, we're made to feel as if her love for Tara is the most natural thing in the world".

In recent weeks he helped host a fundraiser for one of the candidates for chairman of the Republican National Committee and he gave a speech at the groundbreaking for the George W. Bush presidential library.